Riverside News Sketches Many Local Life Events
Riverside notes report farewell for Mrs. Wm Klemme, land transfers, and a Colby Altenheim move. Farmers of McMillan Club debate dairy profitability, plan a new club house, and discuss a guarantors list. Wedding at St Andrew's ties Miss Lora Schafer to George Scheiber. local dances draw crowds. school ends May 20 as teachers attend conventions and farmers discuss a dairy institute. Petzold and other events fill Riverside Friday.
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Wm. Klemme
John Nugen
Weynuwega
Ferman Petal
Riverside
Joseph Misher
Wear
Colby Altenhiem
Walter
Widman
Guernsey
Holstein
Messrs
Breitenbach
Drakes
Messen
Stark
Schrochder
John’ Nues
Misk Mlarenge Harter
Mbis- Burvington Tirle
Stratford
Jessuy Leverton
Leslie Aroonts
Schwaboda
Langlade County
Farmers’ Institute
Aroun Riverside
Horn
John Harter
Lora Schafer
George Scheiber
St. Andrew's
Millan
Rozellville
George Schicker
Schieber
Herman Petzholid
Petvhold
Biville
Marsifield
Glarys Barrington
Alma Luchterhand
Florence Harter
Viel Staadt
Wausau
Cloverkill
McMillan Family News and Local Movements
John Nuss and family now reside in Waupaca after leaving the area. Herman Zink is recovering from mumps. John Beck assumed control of the John run last Thursday. May 14 features a Community Club meeting at the Ed Drakley home. Mrs J Haack of Marshfield visited the Hankel residence Sunday. Edith Zink and Clara Brown attended a Riverside play last Thursday evening.
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John Nuss
Waupaca
Herman Zink
John Beck
August Ranke
Medford
Hankel
Ed. Drakley
J. Haack
Marshfield
Geo. Hankel
Mixx
Edith Zink
Clara Brown
Riverside
Rheumatism Pain Relief Promises Restful Sleep
Rheumatism causes much pain and suffering as the most common disease. The remedy Chamberlain's Liniment offers relief and can help sufferers achieve rest and sleep.
Chile generals retired amid measures to curb Maximilianism
Santiago reports three generals and a chief of the army have been retired after joining in a move to prevent the entry of Maximilianism. The president says officers should not have announced their agreement without government consultation. Ministers call the matter minor and say the incident is over.
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Santiago
Dent
Nate
Dutch to yield ex Kaiser to Allied powers
London reports a Hague dispatch stating the Dutch government will surrender the former Kaiser to the Allied and associated governments. The move aligns with postwar justice efforts as nations coordinate handling of high-ranking German leadership.
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London
Hague
Natonal
Day's Work Is 10 Hours For Most City Employees
Wisconsin city clerks report 10 hour standard workdays for most municipal workers. In eight cities a nine hour day is standard, seven use eight hours. Street work shows 10 hours in 24 cities, nine in five, eight in two. Waterworks varies with eight, two, nine, and five cities assigning 10, 9, 8, and 12 hours respectively.
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Wisconsin
Municipal Reference Bureau
University of Wisconsin
Most Ave
What Becomes of the Milk Bottles
Dairy experts report massive waste in milk bottle use across eighty surveys. Average dealer uses 17,649 new bottles monthly. large dealers exceed 90,000. In sixteen cities over 3,000,000 sound bottles are dumped yearly. Junk dealers reroute bottles, many states lack restraining laws. Only 33 cities have bottle exchanges. nineteen states regulate use. 72 cities show dealers recycling others' bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Highest honors for 32nd as 82nd cited by French army
The Amuroc News reports the 82nd Division received the Croix de Guerre with palm from General Mangin, the Tenth French Army commander, for bravery across Alsace, Aisne Marne, Oise Aisne, Aisne and Meuse Argonne. Twenty four Distinguished Service Crosses accompany the unit as they sail home from Brest, with Flammes de Guerre pins bearing key engagements. The 82nd, formed from Wisconsin and Michigan National Guardsmen, is already en route through France to return home later this month.
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Third Army of Occupation
Amuroc
82Nd
Mangin
Alsace
Aisne- Marne
Oise-Aisne
Aisne
Meuse- Argon
Wisconsin
Michigan
France
Brest
Visit to ill Spokane man ends in Marshfield hospital
Mrs M Kenyon of 522 Illinois Avenue visited her brother William McMillan, a St Josephs patient in Marshfield, after he arrived from Spokane. McMillan, who came to Stevens Point for a visit, fell ill on April 4 and is believed to have stomach cancer. He stayed with his niece Mrs H J Soule before transfer to Marshfield hospital. Low Myers, a childhood friend, visited him briefly. This spring marked McMillan’s first return to Stevens Point in 41 years.
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H. J. Soule
Normal Avenue
Marshfield Hospital
Low Myers
McMillan
Wisconsin
Stevens Point
Stevens Peint Journal
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Nidal
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Chige Dal
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Burnalde
Chile
Save
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Royal Baking Powder
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Winterburn Drug Co
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